If you have a BDC (Backup Domain Controller) or if you use SMS (System Management Server), you must replicate the logon scripts.
Following is a list of Knowledge Base articles (see tip 144) about the most common replication problems:
Q101473 | Replication Overview in the Windows NT Operating System |
Q101602 | Configuring Windows NT for Replication |
Q104204 | Troubleshooting the Directory Replication Service |
Q132522 | Quick Directory Replication Troubleshooting Tip |
Q152083 | Replicator Service Failed Due to Improper Login Account |
Q120582 | Directory Replicator Service Will Not Start |
Tip 273 | Little Know DOS trick assists logon scripts |
If you use SMS, the Automatically Configure Workstation Logon Scripts option allows SMS to update the Windows NT Server scripts for each user, and to amend the NetWare system logon scripts on all servers within the site. The SMS client software information is passed from the site server to the SMS logon servers. When a user logs on, the client software is installed, inventory is taken, and passed back to the SMS logon servers and from there to the database on the site server.
Q123318 | Checklist for Enabling SMS in Logon Scripts |
Q138348 | Manually Copying SMS Login Script Files |
Q121388 | Controlling LM and NT Logon Script Configurations with SMS |
Q150878 | SMS Added to NetWare Login Script Twice |
Q134970 | Login Scripts are Not Modified on NetWare Servers |
Q148944 | Login Script Without Extension Will Not Be Modified |
Q154722 | Administrator and Guest Accounts Are Not Modified |